Omsk heating leaks to be fixed in weekThe Heat Company in Omsk has pledged to repair all leaks on its heating networks within a week, with repairs currently underway at several addresses.
Curtains froze to windows in Novosibirsk dormitoryResidents of a municipal dormitory on Lenina Street in Novosibirsk endured temperatures as low as +6°C (43°F) during a cold snap, with some soaking their feet in hot water to keep warm.
Uktus high-rise residents outraged over fivefold utility bill hikeResidents of a Yekaterinburg apartment building were shocked when their January utility bills showed a fivefold increase for common electricity charges. The Unified Settlement Center stated the charges are correct.
Utility bills for shared electricity in Yekaterinburg increase fivefoldResidents of a building on Roshchinskaya Street discovered that the fee for electricity for common building needs in January bills increased more than fivefold. The Unified Settlement Center explained that the charges were made correctly.
Heating failure causes Kushva to freeze againResidents of Kushva in Sverdlovsk Oblast are without proper heating after an accident at the Uralskaya boiler plant, with repairs expected to take several days.
Omsk Heat Company Details Current Repair WorksOmsk is experiencing increased heat network failures, causing outages in some homes. The Heat Company has released details on current repair locations via its VKontakte page.
Novosibirsk managing company raises tariff by 70 rubles per square meterA managing company in Novosibirsk sharply raised a building's service fee, though residents claim they never voted for the specific amount. A legal expert explains how the increase was enabled by a contract loophole.
Water Cut Off to 36 Ryazan Buildings During MaintenanceHundreds of Ryazan residents were left without cold water on Tuesday due to scheduled maintenance, affecting 36 buildings. The city's water utility promises restoration by 17:00, though delays are possible.
Investigators launch criminal case for Omsk heating outageThe Investigative Committee for Omsk Region has opened a criminal case after pipe bursts caused heating outages on Osoaviakhimskaya Street and Karl Marx Avenue, citing poor repairs by utility workers.
